憂鬱症合併重複自我傷害行為青少年的人際心理治療：正向改變及有效治療因子分析

唐子俊; 蔡瑞修; 王慧瑛; 黃詩殷; 林家興

doi:10.30074/FJMH.200609_19(3).0004

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憂鬱症合併重複自我傷害行為青少年的人際心理治療：正向改變及有效治療因子分析

Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Adolescents with Depression and Repeated Self-Injurious Behaviors: Positive Therapeutic Factors for Good Outcome

唐子俊(Tze-Chun Tang) ；蔡瑞修(Jui-Hsiu Tsai) ；王慧瑛(Huei-Ying Wang) ；黃詩殷(Shih-Yin Huang) ；林家興(Josh Chia Hsin Lin)

中華心理衛生學刊； 19卷3期 (2006 / 09 / 01) ， P279 - 304

繁體中文 DOI： 10.30074/FJMH.200609_19(3).0004

青少年；憂鬱症；重複自我傷害行為；人際心理治療；有效治療因子； adolescents ； depression ； repeated self injuries ； interpersonal psychotherapy ； positive therapeutic factors

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Goals: Adolescents' repeated self-injurious behaviors rise dramatically and have great impact on campus and community in past few years. Though lots of psycho-educational programs drew people' attention to this problem, there were no systematically effective suicide prevention models established. The purpose of this research is tried to find possible positive therapeutic factors from successfully treated adolescent patients.
Method: Research method was in-depth interviews. Subjects were with three depressed and repeated self-injurious adolescents. Inclusion criteria require patients who received full course of interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT). Data analyzed from their tapes and transcripts over 3 hours of interviews. The semi-structured probing questions were: 1. what was the difference after psychotherapy, and 2. what was the positive factor keeping clients from self-injurious behaviors.
Results: The differences after interpersonal psychotherapy were as follows: new therapeutic relations instilled new hope rather than hopelessness, clients developed alternative interpersonal ways of coping, clients established substitute peer relations to replace for frustrated relations. Positive therapeutic factors of interpersonal psychotherapy were: therapist's persistent and accompanying relationships, therapist's encouragement to actively establish new relationship, clients find their ways to express suppressed feelings, clients were not forced to do anything they don't want in therapy.
Suggestions: We suggested the mental health professionals to keep in mind that: 1. therapist should actively establish supportive relationship as soon as possible, 2. therapist should encourage clients to act on new relationship seeking and resolving interpersonal conflicts, 3. therapist should help the adolescent to confront their parent-child conflicts, 4. therapist should connect clients to school staffs, 5. therapist should not impose what clients don't want on them in order to prevent premature dropout, and 5, therapist should train clients to learn new ways of coping and early recognition of potential suicide risk.

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